The horizontal movement of air within a hurricane, with respect to the center of the storm, is Primary Circulation.
Hurricanes: Science and Society: Primary Circulation. In the lower troposphere (near the surface of the Earth), counterclockwise winds in the northern hemisphere and clockwise winds in the southern hemisphere swirl toward the center of the hurricane.
A roughly circular area of relatively low winds surrounds the center of a violent tropical depression. The eye is completely or partially surrounded by an ocular wall cloud.
Due to a combination of clockwise air rotation (in the northern hemisphere) and high pressure, hurricanes often deviate from their original east-west motion and turn north.
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